Putin 'issues go-order' for Russia to attack Ukraine - The Times

Economic sanctions may not deter President Putin from invading Ukraine because he is “thinking illogically,” Boris Johnson has said.

The prime minister said that “all the evidence” suggests Putin had decided to invade Ukraine, adding there were signs that his plan to launch an attack had “already in some senses begun”.

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It risked triggering the “biggest war in Europe” since the Second World War that would cause a “bloody and protracted conflict,” he warned.

Boris Johnson at a joint news conference with Ukraine’s president at the start of the month

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UK intelligence chiefs have warned ministers that a multi-pronged Russian assault could begin any day, possibly culminating in a “lightning war” against the capital, Kyiv. Last night four senior figures in government confirmed they expected a multi-pronged Russian assault to begin any day. British intelligence agrees with the White House that

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